Man unveiled

This week on CW, Michael Atkinson writes about the bio-legacy of Ernest Hemingway, and argues that the viciousness evident in much contemporary biography is not only uncivil, but in this case reveals contemporary society’s intolerance of badly-behaved, red-blooded humanity. Geoff Kidder reflects on the struggle between cautious artistry and manly negativity in the World Cup final. Lauren Grillo reviews the Horniman Museum’s exhibition about Taureg men in veils, and Dave Porter reviews wallpaper in Manchester. And Graham Marsden writes about the value of the arts following an RSA panel and screening of Destino – A Contemporary Dance Story.

19 July 2010